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by hodwik2
3668 days ago
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Of course. It's something like 3% of Syrian refuges, for example. No population is uniform. But if we were talking casually about, say, Hong Kong, and I said the Hong Kong-ese speak Cantonese, would you complain because some percentage do not? Or if I said Spanish people speak Spanish? It's not a useful distinction to draw unless you provide it in the context of some larger argument. |
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